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In his own apartments, and he saw Michael Bartlett, GENERAL NEWS who murdered hit wife tu Seattle, last December, no reason to change his habits, Ac- Freight rates east of Buffalo will in cold blood, Is now on trini in thit rordingly his sisters lunched wltn be advanced December 31 one cent city. him at the time set. The »(ore of A Dane, of South per bushel between that point and TO DO YOUR— To show just what the passage of 1 the seaboard on wheat, corn, oat a Salem. wan robbed of goods aud and barley. money to the value of *60. Tuesday the McCumber amendment to the | moi ning 11ntizi .i all \ i The nio-t loathsome and rarittlcn-«» repulsive r of The employes of the plate and bar national irrigation act would mean, mills of the W. Dewees Wood Sheet Rev. Alfred H. Henry, a new pas- living tliiu-.i is tlie serpent, and the vilest and to Oregon, tne amount of money| Steel plant, at McKeesport, Pa., have t-T of the Methodist church at North most degrading of all huma>. diseases is Contagious Bloxi Poison. The paid into the irrigation fund by the been notified of a reduction in wages Yakima, has made a rule that all serpent sinks its fangs into the flesh and almost instantly the poison passes women shall remove their hat» dur- tlitough the cn. re body. Contagious Blood Poison, Ix-ginning with a little different states, is given. Oregon, of 10 to 30 per cent. I All the California powder wqgks lug services. ulcer, soon con uuinates every drop of blood nnd spreads throughout the to date, has contributed to that fund On account of Increasing busincHs whole sy-tem. Painful swellings appear in the groins a red rash and have been absorbed by the Dupont through the sale of her public lands company Some will be closed and in the postoffice at Eugene, another copper colored splotches break out on the Ivody, the mouth and throat $2.795.000; North Dakota, $2.456.000: the company will maintain a Western letter carrier will be added to the■ become ulcerated, and the hair and eye brows fall out; but these symptoms Hat. making three regular (■arriers ' are mild compared to the wretchedness and suffering that come in the latter Washington. $1.894,000; Idaho. $1.- headquarters at San Francisco. The canal treaty with Panama is for that city. 449.000; Montana. $1.324,000, Califor stages of the disease when it attacks the bones and more vital parts of the Richard Collins, an heir to one- body. It is then that Contagious Blood Poison is seen in all its hideous nia. $1,287,000; Wyoming. $658.000; expected to give the United States a You’ll get the perpetual least- on a strip 10 miles third of au estate valued at I5.UU0,- New Mexico, $297,000; Utah, $234.- wide. Instead of giving this govern 000 in New York, died In a Seattle! ness. The deep eating abscesses and sickening nlcrrs and tumors show Best work the whole system is corrupted and poisoned, and unit i relief comes soon 0O0; Arizona, $135,000, and Nevada. ment a fee simple title to the land. hospital Tuesday, as tne result of a 1 this serpent disease tightens its coils and crushes out the life. The only protracted spree. And lowest prices $35,000. |f the amendment passes, The Ba ley Cutlery Company, of antidote for the awful vjms js s. S. S. It is nnttiro*» pomotiy, com Brantford. Ontario, has suspended Chai icy Joues, who shot "Dusty ” giving the states their own funds, to posed entirely ui vegetable ingredients. S. S. S. use in reclamation works, there operations because it was unable to lloadoa, at Portland. Suuday night, destroys every vestige of the poison, purifies the compete with American prices. The has so far eluded the officers and is blood and remove* all danger of transmitting the would be such a rush to Oregon that Company's invested capital wat thought to be out of Portland and I awful taint to others. Nothing else will do this. trains could not be furnished to ac i $490,000. Lvyond capture SUPPORT HOME INSTITUTIONS. Strong mineral remedies, like mercury and jxvtash, Henry Holbrook. It. D Merrill and commodate the hordes. But Oregon The Dominion Iron & Steel Com- dry up the sores and drive in tbe disease, but do not cure p- rmanently. H. J. Kaufman, three wealthy auto- ‘ patty, of Sydney, N S., has giveu is uot selfish and while the Oroguti The Walla Walla Retail Grocers' Send for our home treatment booh and write . , if in >•.--< I of medical 111 Court Street notice of a general reduction of 10 mobllistM, were art-ested In Hau Frau- j Association put its head in a noose delegation may support the amend to 33 1-3 per cent In the wages and cisco Tuesday, for fast riding They advice or special information. This will co«-t you notliir,-. when It made a howl to the Walla ment, the people are willing to abide salaries of all its eniploves. effective were reeiased under $10 ball. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ÎÛ. i9O3. THE SWIFT SP£.C!FiC CO.. ATLANTA. KA. Walla b-.tel keepers because they or by the native inducements afford De cetnber 1. Robert Gardner Is In jail at Ore Evidence has been adduced iudi gon City, charged with assaulting an dered about live carloads of supplies ed by the state to the reclamation eating that the government ]iaR been Indian woman In that city, Sunday * department, to begin the work of from a Pendleton firm, for the reason « Make way. make way tor the swindled out of $200.000 import do- in a scuffle with the woman he « 211 Court Street that the Pendleton firm made better transforming the deserts. Sunshine Brigade' ties by collusion of the Boston port gouged out her one remaining eye. « There cornea no gloom where terms on tne supplies thsn the re ttoard of appraisers with importers Four alleged counterfeiters were Keen Cutting Carvers its troops have strayed. The people In general do not take In that city. tailers would make. arrested at North Yakima. Wednes- For they bear the peace of the advantage of their opportunities is a ' day. Five and $10 bills were found The United States government of- For Your 1 hanks- Other counties were beard from, fairy dells. immediately. A broommaker, whom truth as venerable as society Itself i ficially and formally assumed control ' in their possession, on the defunct I And laughter's .ae music that giving Turkey of the naval station at Guantanamo. : State Bank of New Brunswick. N J npples and swells the Walla Will» retailers had refus- A particular application of it is seen Cuba, yesterday, and a reservation , A committee of six from the Butte of all st apes and styles, I To the rhytumic tread of their ed to patronize, while be was man in the fact that many who would omprising several thousand acres <>r ' labor unions, left that city Tuesday marching feet. now ready at Clarke's. Don't be benefited by a study of the pub . adjacent land. ing brooms from Waua Walla county ■ tor Washington. D. C. to enlist the And they love the world, tor the spoil a nice plump turkey at broom corn, and hiring Walla Walla lications of the United States geo Since the decision of the i*cuiu>yl I 1 influence of President Roosevelt in world is sweet; ycur Thanksgivt-ig dinner t>) And Worry and Trouble creep county help, and who was forced to logical survey do not apparently re 1 -.-ania courts that the state board - »f I securing relief from the roetly lalior .arbitration cannot enforce its dads- I troubles In Montana. trving to carve him with a back, dismayed. close down, from lack of patronage, alize the priv.leges to whicn they are . Ions, more c.uil companies are repu- When they view the flag of the Owing to the fact that no steamer poor knife, or carve youtseif i entitled. The government is at 1 dialing the compacts required of has shot a few hot questions at the Sunshine Brigade. has visited Tillamook for the past b) using a bad fork that wont ON MIS ANNUAL VISIT association, and the cigarmakers 01 i great expense to maintain scientific 1 them by tbe board. —Alfred J. Waterhouse hree weeks, the merchandise stores I do its dutj. when we wt I sell bureaus the chief ends of which are . ’ . ear a famine of supplies. They de- Walla Walla, whom tbe retailers re At Paris a petition signed by a Fanta * au» can bring nothing bett»r i you a set from on the regular visit of the coast ’.ban Rew Buggies for driving bis fuse to patronize to any extent, also to Increase the sum of human knoal uumber of deputies, was distributed ) ' , fiend -teamers for their supplies Nothing too severe can be said in 'riend* au<J \<>ur- on jautits in theupeti ' today in the chamber of deputies. pay their respects to the associa edge and to inform the people of the The varv»u- vehf< tea we Lave at Beata’s condemnation of the methods adopt $3 00 up ‘ proi>osing to allow salt meats from Mrs Maud E. Baker, wife of a log United States of the practical results ail cl'lerealj la at)la. Mu asd sot m e»«el tion. the United States and Canada to ben ger ot Sumpter, has eloped with a ed by 9am Parks, the convicted labor vcee t.«) are aair. G -e tne -w a44r*--a tor I gambler named Wa.xer. taking It is all right to appeal to the home of the investigations made. Every efit by the minimum tariff • -.a sa«OBf, barks ao4 beret«» a 1 a.*- leader, to grow rich quick; but what 4rt«l t.aaber . - rxi r.au auba aotr oe a gsaraa pride of the citizens to sold their means is taken to give the public William L. Elkins, the Pniladelphiz ; $3ut> belonging to her husband, de »**«r Utas aov .thor taake ««are about the methods of Schwab, Mor- i ♦ agent« <.-r C m -til a ce«-nt) Give ue a esli. trade in the home town; it is all right the widest possible benefit of the dis street car magnate, leit an estate o. serting two little children and giving {a bogus check for $*■•-- on a Sumpter ♦ gan A Co., as revealed in the »nvesti- I30.w0.000. Two hundred and forty to kick against any invasion of the coveries and inventions of science. A ration of the bankrupt shipbuilding ; thousand dollars is to be expended on bank. 4 iJirge sums of money are annually buildings to shelter the destitute fe John Seimer, who has just com- trust? Parks is In Bing Sing prison, Dome field by outside parties, but I when we are doing kicking, expended in printing maps, folios, male orphans of Free Masons ¡de ted a two-year sentence in me ♦ where he belongs. ■i _ tor forgery', _____ has ♦ there is every reason to have clean papers, bulletins, monographs, and The movement to teach the Gaelic : Ire-gon penitentiary been taken to Clinton. Iowa, on the Senator Detericb. ox Nebraska, is i records with which to back up the scientific repor.s of one kind and an Iruguage in the Boston public schools sane charge, having committed thei 4 charged with having sold the post | complaint, other, the great majority of which has been abandoned on the threat of rime just before coming to this state I The stormy winter weather demands that you » ♦ «11 other nationalities in tne city to office job, at Hastings. It is no worse When the Walla Walla grocers are intended for general and gratui organize and demand that their par- Ila 1901 protect your feet. We are feet protectors and ♦ Bear this in mind when you to sell a postoffice at Hastings, than j were freezing out the borne broorn- tous disti.~u;.on. tlcuiar language be also taught. The Marguerite Fisher Theatrical j can supply you with good solid, yet neat-ap need poultry and stock supplies ♦ I Couiiswy ' is producing T'-nneoww-'s it is * »ell a senatorship, at Uncoln. > maker and the home clgarma*rr. by Frederick Ehrmann, vice-consul at and ask tor ths Interaauoox pearing and comfortable fitting shoes— Just the Speaking of the public spirit and Panama, s eaid to be a man of very j Partner.” tu Oregon -reder th*- name 4 Detrich can now get even by begin- patronizing Portland and Kansas 1 Poultry and Stock Food Use t unusual good judgment, tact and de Ci "Tl.e Southern Girl." and a 'aw things for the kind of atmospheric conditions we Kow Eure for ycur cow trou ♦ ning suit against t_oae who unloaded< City firms, they did not think tbe energy of the citizens of Pendleton »alt over the matter is ihres ■ n--d Ly ♦ ♦ bles cision of character, shown by his con now have and can expect for some time to come. I tables would so quicaiy turn. Wb*-n and Umatilla county, the Oregon duct during the recent and present the owner of rhe true "Tennessee's ♦ the senatorial robes on him Daily Journal says; " rendleton de issues prevailing in bis territory I’artner.” they were sending away orders for ♦ ♦ l OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT The prisoners in 1 the Multnomah Walla Walla has abolished the of- letter heads, bill heads, posters, en serves its reputation for "'doing ♦ Joseph Francis Furlong, of St. 127 129 East Alta St ♦ fice of poundmaster, and made an I ' velopes and other stationery to fer- things well.' On the occasion of the Louis, tbe traveling man who shot to county jail, who have been on a Ageit for Lee'fl Lice lil'ar strike against the rock 1 |4le tor some 4 "open town” for cows and dogs. Now . eign firms, and not helping to pay gathering of the irrigation hosts in death Irving McDonald, the young St. days, reconsidered and returned to 4 Joseph. Mo., millionaire. Sunday when she loses the fort, she will. the bills and support tbe govern- that city recently, a fund was rais morning at the oHtei Metropole, was work Monday morning, after sub* need no policemen, and some change ment in Walla Walla county, they ed to properly entertain the visitor* acquitted by a coroner's jury and -1st Ing on a bread and water diet for 4 four days. will probably come, by which she did not think that they would be rom who came from ail parts of Oregon, (.■»charged from custody. 4 Harry Egbert. murderer of Deputy ean dispense with the justice of the pelled to call upon newspapers, doing as well as adjoining states. It was An attempt was made yesterday to Sheriff John Saxton and Jaeg West 4 peace, and wipe out tbe aggravating, ousinees in A'aua Wa*.a county. .0 subscribed to liberally by the hos wreck a train on the Florence A is now on trial at Burns. Harney city expenses, completely. fight their oatties against the Pen- pitable and enterprising people of Cripple Creek railroad near Eclipse county There has been little talk Tbe visitor* Gulch, on which the miners were re of ’yuck ng although excitement ran --------- : Ueton Invader. Business is a many- that thriving place < > < • Ail kinds of Fresh A North Yakima minister has tak- > gjded goddess It requires a lifetime -ame and were royally entertaim-d turning ome. Spikes and fishplates high when the officials arrived with ■ > were removed. leaving loose rails, Meats always on - > cn an advance step which will ren i to learn all her tricks. during their several days' stay, and A number of arrests have been Egbert at the county jail. < > ♦ Have it dor.e i y a Srtent fic Piuinl-er and you will not hand. Fine Bacon, In a bitter quarrel over a sb loment der him the most popular and ap < > It pays, every time to support home now It is announced by the Pend.e- made 'it cattle at Bpzeman, Mont.. Monday be botbeved with f ad b Let us figure on your work 1 > Hams and Sausage : Cm institutions. The business establitn- ton East Oregonian that only €0 per preciative man in his town, ♦ The present administration in morning. Henry Fleming shot bis taking charge of his church at that ments of a city are bound togetner eent of the money raised was spent Kansas has proven to be infamously brother. Bowman Fleming, and then I ♦ Prices as Io* as the low cm place last Sunday, he asked that the in a sort of mercantile freemasonty. and the remaining 40 per cent will be corrupt COURT STREET and extravagant Every shot himself. Both are dead. They I were prominent and wealthy cattle custom of removing hau. be o tv which must be recognized * —- Young 1 eturned pro rata to the subscribers. means has been taken to suppress men an<l had never quarreled before evidence, but It baa lately leaked out : served by all women in attendance, j industries must be fostered at borne Pendleton never does things by ‘ tha* the payroll of employes during The coldest weather in 10 year« is If be has done nothing else to merit Home merchants must protect ate- halves, and there is no such thing as ' the last session of the ’«tislature ,-cported thia week from the range neaven, this has clinched his chanc- s., j another. districts of Montana, and gnat loas Home industries must re a deficiency of funds in that town."! was shamelessly [added Oil and Sweet Spirits of Eden 01 of stock I* feared In ib«- mountains, ceive undivided support of a etty. Mrs. Eliza Jane Thompson Are guaranteed to cure swr case of R hen as many That the warnings sounded against California, Texas and stockmen bau not gathered Ixitiisia ns Hillsboro. Ohio, the inaugurator • I for tbe sam*- lack ot home patronaxe m-»t -n Money back it ".her fail. their berdr from the fail ranges when fakirs and peddlers, by the East 50 saloons ID senators are opposed to the red- th* "crusades" against » C kneppea A fir»*.. URs. far P e aAl « to a which causes the fail ot on» v ill cw. years I the cold snap and snow storms came Oregonian, from time to time, sre procity treaty with Cuba, because it 18*3. is still living aged eventually drag oiaers down it was a svrictly religious movement Au attempt was made by some un bearing fruit, is seen in tbe tact that nt erf ere* wi’h the profits on home Many members of the National W C known fiend to poison the entire fam every county paper and many oi tie grown sugar When the polities, T. U. paid a pilgrimage to Hillsboro ily of J F. Simpson, of Albany. A subscriber to the East Oregon outside papers of Eastern Oregon Tuesday, by placing "Rough on Rats" ian from tbe interior country, who belief of half the legislators is sound- last week from Cincinnati. LJ/’XlAf X/I expect p«opl« to know what have published these warnings. Tbe 1 At Bristol. Tenn . the family of E In the meat which the family would nk^VW visited the city recenUy, made com- ed today it is found thst tbey are I XJvJ you have to sell If you ooa'i people have but one sure way to use for breakfast. The poison was E. Wentz, the millionaire who has all tied in some manner to the purse plaint about being defrauded by a The new store can never be r*N \ "T"| ¡"7 Q discovered, while the meat was be been misaing from Big Stone Gap learn in advance, of these grafters known unleis ft advertises AA L-Z V EZ II I I CZ r traveling “optician." whom he paid strings The Texan believes in free since October 14. has finally decided ing prepared for the meal. that impose upon them, and that is a snug sum. to fit glasses for him- trade in the manufactures of Massa- that he has been murdered. It is ba through the press. Home merchants seif and wife. The glasses proved chusetts. and wants a high tariff ll ewed moonshiners tortured Wentz and dealers are entitled to the pro to be useless, cheap, misfits, and of against Mexican bides and wool. to death in revenge for tbe wounding tection of tbe press, against these and death of one of their number, no value to the purchaser, whatever, The Californian believes in free trade named McDaniels by a raiding posse foreign, transient peddlers who W 11 Ena.ish cottons and other articles and tbe defrauded man wishes tbe no taxes in the county, and who can paper to "roast” the fakir. It is use ■or inaujfactured in California, but PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS "skin” the people unmercifully, lie- less to say anything more than has wants a high tariff against foreign cause they never expect to make the An epidemic of scarlet fever has I been said in these colums. repeated sugar and wines. second trip through the country. It made its appearance at Astoria ly, about patronizing home mer is one principal part of tbe duty of The public joins with the officials, Stephen H Edwards, a Lane roun-' chants. Every reader of this paper the newspaper to stand as a sentinel In hoping that the new time card on ty pioneer, died Wednesday, aged 79. | knows full well, that the advertisers over the interests of Its patrons the O. R. A N. will have a tendency at Eugene. • in the columns of the East Oregon- Ilwaco is buying new filters for the to hurry up trains. Better connec city water system, in order to keep The sale of a band of stock abe>*p, I ian, are permanent, reliable and t ions are to be made in the East, out the typhoid germs tor 11.30 per nead. in Baker county, are able to meet any legitimate prop under the new schedule, and if every Martin Neary, once a wealthy mine reported in these columns yesterday, osition, that might be made, and effort is now put forth to keep things owner ot Montana, drank himself to is a sequel to the failure of sne<-p- readers do themselves an injustice moving, more regular train service death at Livingston. Tuesday. men to ship out last spring, at the when they tail to read these adver Frank Peffley, a pioneer of Union I Is assured. The new schedule :s solicitations of C. J. Millia. livestock tisements. If this man had read county, died in tbe county poorbouse very satisfactory to the people of st Union. Tuesday, aged 68 years agent for the O. R. A N. Mr. Minis these columns closely, and acted on Pendleton, and they hope that the Tbe county courthouse of Tilla drew a graphic picture of the condi the legitimate Information that be good results expected through the mook county was destroyed by bre tions that would prevail this fall if would have received there, be would change are fully realized, by ’he Saturday evening; loss about $3.000. the congested condition of Eastern now be $30 ahead, and instead of evmpaay Oregon ranges was not relieved wanting a "roast” published would while the price was good and the de- have praises to offer, for the genuine ♦ There appears to be some question 0 mand brisk. The hay crop was short business like treatment he had re whether the new minister from Pan 0 0 in many localities this year, and the ceived ama is representing thst nstlon as o Th« b«M pr«)4sttiMM la Oregon 0 old supply was cleaneu up last year well as he appears to have represent 0 0 Fine vacant lots. 6 blocks completely, leaving n. emergency The offer of the Commercial ed the Panama Canal Company TL 0 from Main st., $50(0 $150 this country. • « supply for this winter. The supp.y Cream Company, of Salem, to start Two b'oeks, with $5000 < > ................. now >2.50 15c Stevens Crash ....... . ..now IOC 0 of sheep on the range was greater a first class creamery, here, if the ....now 19c ¿5.00 Walking Skrits ............ 50e Henrietta . .................. President Roosevelt is threatened improvements, I7000. $1.50 Dressing 35c Dress Linings ................. . .. now iioo, Si. 25 and f _ 6i»c last spring than the range coulu citizens will furnish fifty patrons. < > ■ > ... .now 25c ?.............. with a strenuous week. The minis t 50c Velveteens $4000 buy* a 1 a-room house .. .new 49e >t 25 Bed Spreads . __ . ...now 89c properly support, and now with this who will agree to sell milk, should ter 0 0 now 39c $5 00 and S6 00 Ladies Coats . . now il 00 toe Lonsdale Muslin............. ... now 6Sc Brown Vene ian .... from Panama, and the commit- and 2 lots, 2 blocks from Main 75 c year's increase of lambs tbe herds receive the attention of the Com- tee of six from the miners of Butte, 0 0 st. Rents steady at >35. now 19c 50c and 65c Tam o' Shanters . .now 25c 8—4 Sheeting. Pepperell ........................ ...now 19c 75c Raids in some portions of tbe state are out mercisl Association. Umatilla «»un are scheduled for visits. .. now .. now 19c now 8V3C 25c 12)4 Outing Flannel............ 0 $1 Soo—Two houses and 2 0 Novelties ...................... 75c and S 1 00 Fascinators ... 75c of all proportion to the amount of ty is a natural dairy and creamery . now $1 OO 30c Red Flannel................... . . now 18c 18c Waisting .......... .. now 10c $4 and $5 Ladies' Capes 0 lots, good location, together 0 AN INDEX OF PROGRESS. hay, and if a long winter ensues, the district. The luxuriant grass and ex- . now rent for $20. Dress Cambrics, all colors ...now Si 25 Ladies’Wrappers.... . . now 89c 40c Wool Eiderdown........ ’ Sc 0 0 condition is not promising, It must cellent water supply of the foothills % interest in good paying J1.75 Cripits, in black ... .. now . Half Price ¿Xc White Towels.............. . 7 for An index of progress is to be found AU Furs at ..................... 25c be brought forcibly to the notice of and the alfalfa pastures and hay in a novel suit lor damages begun by <> 0 .. now $4 00 6c Outing Flannel................ business on Main st. Stock $1.50 Peau de Soie Silk .... .. now 9»c Ladies’ $8.00 Suits .............. . ..now 3*c stockmen, that herds must be cut make a combination of feed facili a New York Importer. He sailed from < > at invoice. 0 . .now 17 50 15c Silkcline $1 75 All-Wool Skirting ... . ..now IOC .. now 98c Ladies' $15.00 Suits.............. ........ ............ down to tbe hay and range supply of ties that cannot be equaled in ne Southampton on January 3 1903 on < > 89c I2%c Percales........................ 25c Colored Cashmere.... . now 12c $1.25 Ladies' Gowns, flinnelette. now $450 per acre—20 acre sub 0 . .. now »x-te the steamship SL Louis, which was the country. Northwest. The butter supply is all aavertised to reach New 0 York in 0 urban garden tract. __ famous " imported, and if the creamery indus seven days. U One block (14 lots), good It TL was ; her long 0 try were established in Pendleton, it trip. The plaintiff was 14 days in improvements, with green 0 reaching New York. house—cheap would have a tendency to make this Fifty years ago such a suit woulu Best wheat land in Umatilla oity the distributing point for the have been absurd. In the good old 0 county. Tracte of l«0 to 2000 butler Bupply of the Inland Empire, days when people took trains and 0 scree. knew when as it is for other commodities, at steamships they never____ Call and nee tut We can show 0 $100, $1-25. $1.50Vest and Pantsnow 59c present. It is worth while for tbe they would reach their destination you something that you will like. 25c Bleached Tublirg . .............. now 15c Corsets at Cost and at Half Price Now even ocean voyages are made 35c, 40c, 50c Vest and Pants....now 19c progressive farmer to consider a almost like ferry trips by schedule. Ail the fine New Style Corsets at 98c K. T. Wude A Bon ¡2}4 c , 15c and 20c Children’s Under 35« “ “ .................... . now 19c E. 0. Bo« 324 proposition which promises to yield They make dinner engagements In 75c Corset, fancy....................................... 49c TbMt Black till Office in E. (J. Bid* wear ............................................ now 5C 40c Half Bleach, 70 inch Linen now 24c an income of $6 to $10 per bead on New York by cable before sailing loc Ladies* Hose, 4 pair for.................. from England. Children's Pure White All-Wool Vests «5e milk cows. The cold storage facili Fine Imported Damasks But the possibility of a dangerous and Pants 10c “ •* 2 pair for................... *5* ties of Pendleton are standing in precedent He s .n thia suit. Suppose 25c Infants' Vests............................now 15c Napkins to match at a sacrifice 25c Heavy Bovs Hose, now................. IÓC ducements to tbe establishment of a this man gets damages because tne ft 00 Vests and Pants ............ now 69c now 19c 15c Children's Hose, 3 pair for ............ 30c Red Damasks...................... steamship was late In arriving. 15c creamery here I can heartily recommend Acker's $1.50 “ “ ** ................. now 98c 15c Huck Towels............................ now IOC Every time a train Is late thereafter Tablets tor Dyttpepsla and Btomacb 25c Ladies' L>sle Hose............................. 19c can tbe passengers sue? If trains do Troubles. 1 have been suffering for $2 50 Ladies’ Union Suits ........ now *1 38 Pope Pius la giving constant rw- not get their patrons "to their desti 100 Napkins...................................... now 55c 50c Ladies' Lace Hose..................... .. 39c $3 25 “ ** “ ............. now $265 Qlair makes [Beautiful minders of the fact that he intends nation on time,*' and they are late for eight months snd tried many remq-1 now IOC 75c Ladies' Woolen Hose...................... 65c Children’s Union Suits.......... now dies without any relief, until I got 39C 15c Roller Crash............................. 47c dinner, can they make the to be master in his own house, even company Acker's Dyapeptls Tablets, which 1 Stamped Linens are selling very cheap Qomen Ad Kinds of Muslin Underwear cheap 1.00 “ ** “ ....................... 59c though by doing so he upsets prece pay? used only a short time and am now NEWBKO’S HERPICIDK MAKE« perfectly well. Thanking you for dents. 1 ne other day he announced BEAUTIFUL HAIR, because it de The American Federation of La ti stroys tbe deadly micrube at work that he intended to have bis sisters or has granted a charter to the the speedy recovery, I am greatfully Did You See That 85c Black Peau de Soie Silk for 55c ? yours, Francis I. Cannon, Vancouver, upon the hair roots, thus making ___ Wash. For sale by F. W. Schmidt to lunch with him in the Vatican. An bouse employes’ union at Holyoke. dandruff and falling hair iinpote Mass., of which Mary Walsh is the sible, and promoting a thick, luxu A Co. attending dignitary pointed out *n president. This union hopes to riant growth of hair, increasing ths Send to W. H. Hooker A Co., Buf guarded language <.-at such a thing gather In all the domestic workers of owner’s good loolu fully 100 percent. It «rill also COM four tMtor. brother, baa. had not occurred in the annals of the that place on the platform of an falo, N. Y., for a free trial package. (Nothing Like Them.) tMtuU <>r sweetheart of any scalp aSe.-lioa ttu-» may have, «ven balCnesa. tor U aorks papacy since the change in regime of eight-hour day, with one afternoon Uka a r-barui o pon baiAeat pare«, l a it and evening and part of Bunday off; y ourself, then yoa will aunty rtwouuneod it. the Italian government, his holiness cooks to receive $5 a week, chamber SS For Sale at all Fir»t>CbM Drug Stores. replied that in the past he had al maids. $4; apprentices, |S; cooks not M fail to cure Rheumatism For Sale by ways entertained whom he pleased permitted to wash or Iron A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Agts for Pendl’n. GET MURPHY THE LIFE-^WO Painting and Paper Hanging J. MURPHY W. J. CLARKE & Co. I ROUGH WEATHER SHOES ■IKU BEOS.. TBE BUCBSIITHS THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST C. F. Colesworthy DINDINGER. WILSON & CO 600D SHOES CHEAP Conrad Platzoeder YOUR PLUMBING! 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